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RIVER NEWS.

l H.H=a.HN- FEr|a4-l -s# fLarEE- #MLHNHE
Stage OF the Water ind Movements OF til,
Boats. r
The O.. W. Bachelor for Pittsburgh and
the Courier for Parkersburg are this morn
lng's regular packets.
The Katie Stockdale is due down at A,
early hour this morning and the Fashion
up in the Pitteburgh.C Cincinnati trade
The Fashion will pass down Thursday
morning at G o'clock.
It was the steamer James A. Blackmore
and not the John Penny, as reported II
yesterdays issue, tina. sunk two barpes oI
coal st the Steubenville bridge Sunday
morning. The loss is about SO, 600.
The marks here last evening indicated g
depth in the channel OF 10 feet 6 inches
and the river was falling. At Pittsburph
the depth was 5 feet s inches and the river
WIS falling; 1t was also falling at Other
points above. 80
"A very largo lumber raft went down
lcat evening. Such Rats, as common as
coal lows a few years ago, arc now &c
rarely seen that this one attracted a large
cowd OF spectators at every good point ii
observation along the city front.
Lieut.. Frank W. Ellis, Of the IS. Sic.
nal Service, recently visited Hinton. sum.
mers county, this State, The object ri
bis visit was to establish d water gauge at
that point In order to measure the water.
rise IN New river and report to the sta.
tions at Charleston, Cincinnati, etc. The
rainfall will also be measured. 81,
henderson will be appointed. gauger for
this post. !.
The Andes is to-day's regular packet
from hero in the Cincinnati trade. She
will leave ct 8 P. NJ, and shippers are re-.
quested to have their goods on the leyee
st 90 early an hour as possible, The
Andes offers the best Of accommodations
ior both paasengers and shippers. There
is not a more delightful trip to be taken
than n down the beautiful Ohio at this
time OF the year. The Andes officers
know how to make a trip pleasant for
e1cursionists.
Captain Austin Murdoch, one tho Oldest
steamboat men along the Ohio Valley,
dropped dead at his residence in Wells.
Vile Sunday morning Of paralysis. Gap.
tain Mardock Was born In Washington
county, Pa, began running on the river
in 1884, and followed it until a few years
ago. He was during his career as o river
man connected with q score Of steamers
that were iavoritea in the early days Of
steamboating. He was clerk Of the Ill.
fated Orb when that steamer sank ut Ash.
port, Tenn, in 1860. He was also captain
and part owner OF the old.timers. Mas.
silon, Columbiana, Farmer aud Foreat
City. Captain Murdoch was 81 years old
and well known from Pittsburgh to New
Orleans. He eayeg a daughter and two
sons the latter being the well.known iron
brokers Of Pitabprgh,
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LOCAL RAILROAD NEWS.
Now Appointments. Changes Of Conductors
3N fg3..(l,, md Other Notes,

1N'h. .IFtFhN. anu OIueI Nohebs 10y Is. 4FH u
Tho Middle Island Tie Company, Of
pleasants county, has shipped 5000 ties
this spring.
II Is reported tina. Capt. Thomas Elem.
Ing, OF Proctor, has been appointed Road
Master OF the Ohio River road at q salary
OF $500. He iara competent man and
Is generally liked.
John Scott, baggage master on the
Wheeling and Fairmont accommodation.
who has been away on a ton days leave oil
absence Waiting friends In Baltimore and
other Eastern points, has returned. While
he was away Emery Mcvicker had charge
Of his car. y
An officer OF tho West Virginia road,
the new road along the Monongahela river,
makes the prediction that cars will be
running to Decker'a creek by August. 1t
Is said that the rate at which the work Is
being prosecuted now indicates that the
gentleman is correct.
1t Is said that the Baltimore / Ohio
Company are about to construct twenty.
five new "Modoc" engines at their varioua
shops along tho line Of road. "Camel-
back" engines arc used by this road only
from Bellairo to Grafton and In the rail.
road yards Tor shifting purposes, they not
being heavy enough for mountain traffic,
Professor @. A. sipc, Of the Fairmon,
Normal School, hos beon granted q patent
Tor an improved bell.cord coupling for uee
on railway cars. The objection to the
continuance now in general use for thle
purpose is that It is too heavy, and fire..
quently in making up trains 1t swinge
against the windows Of the car doors and
knocks them into ,smitheseens. The Bal
timore & Ohio and other roads have lost
thousands Of dollars annually in this way.
Professor 6ips's invention furnishes quite
as good a coupling, it ia said, aud isn't
heavy enough to ahatter the thinnest
glass. ,g5 4
There have lately been several changes
among the conductora on the Baltimore &
Ohio road. Captain William H. stotte.
bury, who has been running passenger
trains Nos. 8 and 4 between here and
Grafton for a long tima past, has been Civ.
en- the Wheeling aud Cumberland accom-.
mediation, which train was formerly in
charge OF Captain Dave Dunlap. Captain
Dunlap was given the express trains-Nos.
40 and 47-between here and Cumbor.
land. Conductor Boehm, who had been
running the last named trains, now has
charge Of Nos. 8 and 1.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Petitions Granted md Cases; Submitted
.1}"g. Yesterday,

Petitions Granted and Cases. Submitted
.as Yesterday. !
This Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
forenoon, with al the judges present,
and transacted the following business:
Hoffman vs.. Dickinson, from Kanawha
county; writ Of error allowed; bond, $1,000.
Bennett, Commissioner, We. Jackson &
Mitchell, from Lewis county; writ OF
error allowed; bond $3.50.
Hall We. Wilkinson, from Mason county;
appeal and aupersedeas allowed; bond
$3.50.
A. R. Bridgman, 4 al, Ts. B. G. Brids-
man, el al, writ Of errorairom Wetzel
county; submitted.
Sisson ShsiTer vs. Ruth Fetty, appeal
and auperaedess, from Richie county;
submitted.
W. z. Bier ys. Oliver Gorrell, writ Of
error, from Peasants county submitted.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock A. NJ. to-day.
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- II.
\ Tho Thing Gould mt Qccnr

Mr.. W. P. Adams, Chief CLERK in the
Auditors Office at Charleston, is visiting
friends here. When spoken to BY an In.
TELLiaEScER reporter yesterday about the
Ridiculous report Of a shortage in Treaau-
rer Thompaon's accounts, lie said such a
thing could not happen without the con.
nivancet OF all the State officers, Tho
books or the Auditor and Treasurer are
compared monthly. This comparison was
just completed when Mr.. Adams leit, and
Of course everything was all right. mn.
Adams could not guesa the origin Of; the
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio River
kutlruad. ~
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The collections for tho general school
fund for the year 1887. which ends Tor the
fiscal year on June 10, have been footed
up by the Auditor and show the diatribu.
table school fund OF 1857, to be $402,.
800 81, the largest school fund in any one
year in the historysof the State. Thia
stats Of affairs 10 Of course largely due to
the increased income on account Of the
happy termination OF certain tax suits,
but aomewhat also to the enhanced value
of property, the building Of railroads and
the increase Of population. q.
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Snitings, Pantaloonings and Over.
cOatings. which-weAre prepared 10 mako
up in ilrst.class style ut reasonable
prices.
Our White Unlaundrled Shirt, double
scanned, rc-enforcel front md back, at
so cents, is tho greatest bargain eyer
offered. a fall limo OF Dalbriggan Tn.
derwear from 81 % suit upwards, Mt
is q. Hess Il sons,
1891 1923 Market Street.
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Tho BtE Reunion

Tho Reunion Committee Of tho Grand
Army Of the Republic met last evening
and organized for work. The Committee
on Printing will meet this evening. The
Finance Committee reported that It Ia
meeting with auccem in lis rounds, and ia
satisfied 80 far with the results. Every.
thing indicates a grand aucceea. Fiap
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writers Cheap.

We have for es!s several Type-writsrs,
including the Remington, the Crandali
and the Hammond. These machines have
been tsken in exchange for the matches
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writern
for rent and for aals on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address Tor circulars
EDWARD L. RosE 4 Co.,
4 IS Twelfth street,
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,.sfT.-
Cut byAccluent.

1t Is reported that some timo Sunday
morning Charles Gardner, an aged colored
man, was cut in the abdomen with q
knile in the hand Of Dave Thomas, q
younger man, also colored. The affair ia
said to have taken place on Eleventh street
In broad daylight, and it is claimed was
accidental. They were fooling about
and Thcmas happened to have q knife in
his hand. The cut was not a serious one,
but for the time being there were two or
three badly frightened man.
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NJ .
3Ackers.

Blood Elixir is the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. It is q positive cure for u
GERS, Eruptlons Or syphilitic Poisoning.
u purides the whole System, and ban.
ishes all Rheumatic and Neuralg,c pains,
We guarantee It. Logan 4 90. and O,
Menkemelet. N y s
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NEW WATER MAINS,
.iu Exclusive Improvement to Begin
ne Soon. (" hlT

Az E.AtohhiVo Improvement 10 Begin
Soon.
AS soon as certain connections and
branch pipes have been received, Super.
intendent Riddle, Of the city water works,
will begin the work Of laying a new water
main on the South Side. A twenty.inch
main is to be laid on Main street from
Twenty-sixth to Twenty.ssventh, up
Twenty.seventh to Chapline, down Chap
line to Thirty-sixth. At Thirty.third a
twelve-inch branch will be laid connect
ing !the Chaptine and Eof street mains.
About one hundred sections Of the pipe
have been received.
An eight-inch pipe is also to be substi-
tuted for the four.inch pipe across the
creek which furnishes residents Of Man
chester with water.
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Cheap Excursions to Cincinnati.

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling ior
cincinnati every Tuesday ct 3 p, NJ, and
Will sell excursion tickets to parties Of five
Or more. One week Of pleasure, beauti.
iul scenery and good music on the largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling,
For rates apply to Frank Booth or CAPT.
CHARLES Muhleman, Wheeling, W. Va.
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GEDNEy HousE

3"1'S1 HoosE NEW YORK,
Broadway and Fortieth street. onnna,to
Metropolitan Opera House and o 6asino
ao.e! entirely new. Desirable for bust.
ness men Or families. European Plan.
t hoGms Y per day upwards, Excellent
asK. Dag. AAcAuIEY 4 W. B. Bovxna,
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LAST Sunday was Flower Sunday at the
Penitentiary at Moundsville, IS well as in
a number Of churches hsreabouts. A
large quantity Of flowers were distributed
among the prisoners and interesting ser
virae Wnra hald- '-- U 10
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New Advertisements.

(. otlce. Nos. 81 and 81 Fourtecnth Street.
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Plttsburgh md Bnturn.

!. Commanding Sunday, June S, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notica
the tbalimore& Ohio will aell ercnraion
tickets to. Pittsburgh and return At Inv
rate of 81 50, and to ,Waghinotnu D. a. ao%
return at 81 90. Trains leaya a. Il, any and
CIV a A N, returning arrive at I and LTD
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THERE was a pretty exciting free fight
in front Of Lon McNansway'a saloon, on
the Upper market equare, last evening
about Z o'clock. Several hundred specta.
tors watched 1t till Officer Dunlap arrived,
He had q lively chase for the offenders,
but the five participants were all arrested
They were Will Lee and OrloH Miller
colored, and Charles McManaway, Law
renee Cullen and Burney McNorton, white.
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Two wagons, one belonging to the Whit
tsker Iron Companya and loaded with iron,
and tho other to Wheat & Naylor, broke
down in attempting the difficult feat Of
driving oyer the looae cobble stones on
tha nuh1ic landing. -..n . n-
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'ffAA = Auut uouerfll
News.
Mrs. A. Hood and son, Noryille, return
ed last evening from a visit to Canal
Dover.
The Laughlin mill company are ship.
ping large quantities Of nails, eleven car
loads going out to-day.
Tommy Evans, q lad living in Martins
addition, had his wrist broken on Sunday
while climbing a tree in the vicinity oil
his home.
Street Commissioner Fisher ia having
sewer pipe run under the railroad on JET.
ierson street to carry off the water which
lies along the railroad in rainy Heason.
The Women's Christian; Temperance
Union, OF Bellaire, have invited all the
Sunday achoola in this county to picnic
With them at Burt's Mills, July Fourth,
Aaron J. Goodfriend, a converted young
Hungarian, who has been educated in this
country. will lecture next Thursday night
in the NJ. E. church, taking for his anb.
ject, "Tho Future OF the Jews"
The prisoners who were given the on.
portunity Of working out their fines on
the streets yesterday, failed to put in an
appearance. boots" went to work ia the
mill, Profitable" Slavin is laid up from
his wounds received in the fight, and
Flicker Co.'s probably has had another
opportunity to enjoy himself.
Quite q number Of improvements are
being made on Washington street, and at
the same time too much OF the street ia
being blocked up with lumber, natural
gas digging, etc. Room should be left for
wagons and vehicles Of all kinds to pass
without danger # running into the ditch
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CALL on or address to M. Neuer, the
practical optician, SO Twelfth street, in re-
ference to your Bp~ectacles,
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LADIES, avoid cosmetics and rouges.
skin.Success soap will give you healthy
and rosy complexion. At Drug Store Of
McLain Bros. :
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, DO, June l.-For West
Virginia, westerly winds, fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature.
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Mrs. A. Hood and son, Norville, return-
ed last evening from a visit to Canal
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Mns. NINA NEuEn, the German poetess.
dyes, cleans and curls ostrich festhera n
the best manner. No. SO Twelfth street. !
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Mt. dc ChantAl Distribution.
Special train for the Distribution at Mt,
de- Chantal will leave the Baltimore Il
Ohio depot tomorrow at 10 A. n. No per.
aon admitted on board without card OF
admission. sglf i
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Trnnsrers Rocorded.

So. 80 ~ -#.H.#-H #-a#NF4-..N
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord a deed made June Is, By BENZ. Fisher
and wife to the city Of Wheeling, in con.
sideration Of $6,847 80, for the south half
Of lot 4 and lot 8 in square Is, just south
OF the Star foundry, being a part Of the
ground to be taken by the extension Of
Seventeenth street from Ohapline to
Market.
Also a deed made May %, by Daniel
Lamb and William Erskine, specisl com.
miaaioners to BENZ. Fisher, in considers.
ton Of $500, for the south half Of lot 4
IN square IS, fronting 33t feet on Market
street, and the south half of lot 8, on
Chapline street, and in consideration Of
s4,326, for lot 2 in the Updegraf addition
to the city, and a strip II feet wide OF lot
5, In all 81 feet II inches on Ohapline
street, 4glG
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Commencing June u, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets eyery
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to slstersville and return at the low rate
OF 81 SO; Wheeling to Parkersburg and
return, s. Is. Tickets good one day only,
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ST. GAINESVILLE, o.

This Is the only Hotel in the town, and Is located
opposite the new Court House, and Is two and one
nau stories high with basement. 1t contains 20
stable room for 40 horses. The barn and ba@.
ment Is now rented for $500 90 per annura, An
H1unoance OF good water On the premises.
for particulars call on or address
R. z. HOWELL,
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Thsrtnometer Recor,,

AS reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7A.A II. Q AN. II n. 8 r.M, r.
S' ~ So $50 $50
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Z Snfe

dVced prices, L. I, Y yesf ~ re-
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ON and after to-day we will close ON
Store at z o'clock L. NJ, Saturday e1
copied. JACOB W. GRUBB,
segggli Jevnlur.
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ST. JACOBS On cured rheumatism from
which I suffered for years.. Froehlich,
Cincinnati. SGyNaS$&T1SS1 SSEBI @5nIIg1l'
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WANTED,

"ANTED-AGENTS; NOVEL ny
wv that IL taking Chicago by storm: a r. ntl
Picnic: OYER &o,00o sold hero. y. L. Plans n SG VA
OntSnSO, tt lAia '
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1IyANTAGENTs IN YOUR COUNTY
or 30 cents Oh tho dollar commission. M eSn.!,
ttion. Rare chaiice. Address with stamn IT,
terms, J: N. WEAVER, 100 N. Division Street, Rr Y!
Alo. N. Y. IEsg psfl1as la3aA HN m,'s
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RHEvMArls2 always au1ccumbs 10 81.
lacobs Oil. Sold by druggists and dealers
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sTocKuoLpxRs' MEETINGS.


Notice ia hereby given Tia, a, \ reop,.,
Of tho Directors oil tho Bellaite Nail Wom,1se'ans
April %, 1857. Il was resolved that 4 snccIaII' on
Ing Of tho Stockholders oil said Bellaire Mai WHsSt.
DO held at the office Of tho nid Company In /, "Pe XXI
O'Clock r: r., TO consider tho Ndyisability ~ ~ |
crcAsing the capital stock oil Aid cou,psay!' w.
Y fay2 a@' if@- A.. y. HfLI6Ry pm,-
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK q CO.
SUMMER
Dress Fabrics!
oEo. NJ. sNooK q CO.

We have recently purchased
many desirable Dress Goods
for Summer Wear at greatly
reduced prices. We are now
in daily receipt Of these, and
propose to sell them at prices
much below value.
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NINE UPRIGHT PIANO
FoR SALE.

The property numbered $50 on Market s,rcst.
IN the lot are several buildings now rented foi
soo9 Pes yess. The entire property Is now offered
4 my16 sons JAMES L. HAWLEY
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Stage OF The Water md Movements OF the
Uunts. ~.
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FOR RENT.
aENERALNor1cEs
ADMINISTRATIONS, NorICvs
A DM~INIsTRATORy NOTICE,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
WHEELING, ". Va, June !, ISL.
Tho undersigned having been duly qualified and
appointed Administrators Of tho estate OF y, J,
Stone. deceased. hereby nelly all persons
holding claims against said estate 10 presen. the
same properly certified, without delay; and ali
persons indebted to said estate to call and settle
inslde'oi thirty days.
". Z. STONE,
1000 Main Street., Wheeling, W. VI,
Ut. BroNE,
Y 1e7.DAv 1914 Main Street. Wheeling. W. Va,
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MARTINS FERRY.

Shipping Nails Personal and General
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IL Fine EngrayInes-E. Il. N!coll.
Proposals for Brick WoIk-J.A. Ebcrlc.
Bros. Ea7Esr5U=l =-U EEETes4 .slEEglE aGg-
Stockholders Meeting Riyersido Paving Brick
Saloon Opening Joseph Werner.
For Observation-Disclosures Andes. &N
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WAnTFn-MFh 70 sell our Goods In Ohio
VIII pay Good Salary and all expenses, Wiits H. /.
terms and state salary wanted. SLOAN 4 ny ~
MAnniaeiuten, 2l George street, Cincinnati, OH,
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FOR SALE.

STooKs FOR SALE.
Q shares Elson Glass WORKS,
50 Shares Bella!re Nail MIL. ., .
10 Shares Benwood Nail NIL.
70 Shares Junction Nail I'LL. HzNV'.rr f.f
70 Shares Peabody Insurance Company.
!. Also the finest located Lot on South Front k,,A,
Eleventh. ward. -sJT 49,
Telephone. l. IRWIN, Stock Broke.
7 Junl 7t's no. "a Twelfth Street.
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ABOUT PEOpLE,

Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
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NOR SALE.
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

steam Flour Mil In Good condition, two tene.
Inent houses, stable and about three acres Of Snd,
Win water privilege suitable for mall m1nulAc
voty Or butcher shop. This property Is situate on
wheeling creek, about three miles east Of Wheel.
ing, near the National Pike and Elm Grove llal.
road. Win be told at a bargain. Enquire Of
ZANE l. STALNAkER,
le9.T1hsAw rs No 5 Twelfth ST.. Wheeling, " Va.